Anna Richey Guilty in Cattle Misbranding Case
The jury found Mrs. Annie Richey guilty of misbranding and stealing cattle while Chas King was found Not Guilty as an accomplice. The crowd filled the county court, and Judge Arnold sentenced Richey to one to six years in Canon City Colorado State Penitentiary with an $8000 bond for appeal to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Richey
Chas, King
D. A. Preston
Arnold
Richey
Mickey
Colorado State
Canon City
Colorado
Supreme Court
Richey-King
Kemmerer
Anna Richey
Charlee King
Cw Davison Brothers
Dongleman
John Brown
Amoott
Brown
Pichey
Cattle Theft Trial Attracts Kemmerer Courtroom Crowds
Anna Richey and Charlee King defend in a high profile cattle theft case tied to shipments from Fossil to Omaha. Witnesses, branding disputes, and a tense crowd fill the Kemmerer courtroom as the trial unfolds with complex testimony and contested evidence.
Tloary Miriokaon in town for court appearance delays
Tloary Miriokaon of Smeet spends several days in town being called on to regular panel for the term of court but war service delays noted. Forest Governor and local officials attend Woolgrowers event to discuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriokaon
Smeet
Heavy cattle shipments continue from Green River valley
Opal remains a busy shipping center as several thousand head of beef cattle were sent out last week. Railroad car shortages caused some delays and costly hay feeding, but shipments are back on schedule. Notable consignors include B M Fox of LaBarge and groups led by Austin and Richartson Healy and Meeks and Clarence Webb. Tobe H Houston and Charles Pall organized 35-car shipment, with Wm Enos due to depart with 21 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opsl
Green River Valley
B. M. Fox
LaBarge
Austin & Richartson
Healy & Meeks
Clarence Webb
Tobe H. Houston
Charles Pall
Wm. Enos
Livestock Commission Secretary Visits Kemmerer on Cattle Case
Charles B. Boyce, secretary of the State Board of Livestock Commission, visited Kemmerer last week as a state witness in the Annie Richey cattle stealing case. He was appointed to his current post earlier this year after serving as Carbon county assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Boyce
State Board of Livestock
Thanksgiving Dance at Cumberland Hall Hit by Billys Orchestra
Cumberland youths plan a Thanksgiving night dance at No. 1 hall with Billys orchestra of Kemmerer engaged to provide music and lead a big time event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Billys
Kemmerer
George Sharp Resumes Taxi Business With New Stand
George Sharp has again entered the taxi trade by purchasing Micky Keith’s stand in Kammerer. He plans three cars in service and aims to grow the business, while Mr. Reith continues operating a stand from the Hotel Kumoru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sharp
Lapt
Kammerer
Micky Keith
Buniawns
George
Mr. Reith
Kummurof
Freight Stands at Opel for Green River Valley Move
A large stock of freight is stored at Opel awaiting transport to the upper Green River valley. Poor roads have halted freighting for weeks causing supply shortages. Roads are improving and trucks and teams are moving the freight again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opel
Stock Shipment Reports Massive 6000 Head in Star Valley
A Freedom banker and president of the Star Valley Farmers Association cites 6000 head of cattle shipped in Star Valley up to November 1. About 1600 cattle are en route to Mant te shun, with other movements toward Goda Purine and CohMowh Nab. The notice notes market shifts and evolving stock transfers in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville Register
Star Valley
Goda Purine
Thio Strgest
CohMowh
Saint Patrick Church Service Times Marginal Notes
The fragment notes monthly Sunday services at St Patrick Church in Cohaville with morning and evening times. It mentions 8 and 10 oclock sessions on certain days and Saturday evenings with daily prior prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Pat
Ice's
Kermeron Murs
Cohaville
Teachers Meeting in Full Swing in Wyoming
Between four and five hundred teachers gathered in Lander for the Wyoming State Teachers convention opening. Representatives from across the state joined in what organizers described as a profitable week with luncheons at the Vocational High School and a banquet planned for tomorrow evening. Leaders from the district include Supt. Jos E Burch Principal H H Moyer and County Superintendent Myra E Geer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Lander
Vocational High School
Supt
Jos. E. Burch
H. H. Moyer
Myra E. Geer
St. Margaret's Guild Plans December Bazaar at Guild Hall
The ladies of St. Margaret's Guild announce a bazaar at the Guild hall on Tuesday December 8. The event features fancy work and apron lobby plus a ten room where ten items will be served from 2 80 until 5 PM. Numerous articles of fancy work will be for sale and other features will make the bazaar attractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladice
St. Margaret’s Guild
Tueday
Doctor Aids Child in Salt Lake City Hospital Hip Operation
Vera Lackey, four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Lackey of Bir Piney, underwent an operation for congenital dislocation of the hip at L D S hospital in Salt Lake City Inetweek with Dr Sanders assisting. The patient is reported to be doing nicely.
Glasgow Family Back From Trip To Illinois And Tennessee
Mr and Mrs James W Glasgow and their young son returned this week from visits in Illinois and Tennessee They report a delightful trip and say they fished with Myre Glasgow’s patients while in Illinois
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Glasgow
Ilinois
Tennessee
Myre Glasgowts
Tyan Jones Resigns as Police Justice
Twan Jones resigned this week, tendering his notice to the town council. The council appointed Tur Glasgow to fill the vacancy as police justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyan Jones
Twan Ones
Acconte
Connell
Turnow
Clasgow
Miller Adams and Irene Miller Wed in Hamfork Ceremony
Samuel Adams and Irene Miller united in a Wednesday ceremony at T. D. E. church with Ricken J. Harrizon officiating. The couple, locals from Hammfork, plan to reside at the Prontens Paley ranch where Adams works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Adam
Irene Millar
Ricken J. R. Harrizon
T. D. E. Church
Woeper Hammfork
Kommerer
Reuben Miller
Peanun
8. B. Adame
Pioneey
Urmer Hamsforts
Prince of Wales Purchases Seats Amid Health Crusade Debate
The Prince of Wales bought the first seats in Washington during a crowded schedule as debates over public health programs and education funding unfold. The scene features mentions of Kaiser era health drives and a broad call for vaccination and welfare work, with emphasis on community health and school support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedross Christus
Bulentuas
Woolgrowers Hold Successful Convention at Cokeville
The thirteenth annual Lincoln County Woolgrowers convention gathered Friday and Saturday in Cokeville with broad attendance from the sheep industry. Officers elected include J. D. Noblitt as president and Oscar Peterson as vice president. Resolutions opposed government ownership of railroads and licensing of packing plants, supported predator control and game-law protections for sheep on summer ranges. Prominent visitors from Wyoming and New Mexico attended, and a festive ball and banquet capped the event at the Cokeville venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Woolgrowers Association
Cokeville
J.D. Noblitt
Roberts
J. D. Noblitt
Oscar Peterson
Brandley A. A. Covey
J. J. Stoner
J. D. Kinney
A. A. Covey
BE. T. Brandley
Otto Rowse Tinker
Awlitine
J. HW
Larson
A. Bmith
J. TH. Stoner
Biological Survey
J. M. Wilton
McKinley
Wyo
State Association of Woolrrow
Boam
Atton
S. E. Piper
U. S. Biolicn
Albuquerque
N. M
N. Wood
Forestry Department
C. E. Bayar
Wyoming Biological Survey Force
Pullman
Kennnerer
Montpeliie
Mapyerty
Farlisle Still At Large A W O L Train Bandit
William Carlisle the noted train bandit remains at large after escaping Rawhis penitentiary where he served a life sentence. He supposedly held up another Pacific Limited near Rock River while authorities report numerous sightings that prove unreliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. L. Carlisle
Rawhis
Rock River Stasom
Ree Pacific
Hans lv & Completa
Balto
Unley Pacific
Carlisle
Willbuul Buna
Salvation Army
YM O. A
Coles
Charter for Legion Post Expected Soon
A note reports an imminent charter for a local Legion Post with officials and secretaries named in the draft. The message calls for securing approval and organizing the post’s formation steps and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Post
Toe Toa Killed fe Mine at Paint of Racks
Report describes a mining accident at Paint of Racks with Toe Toa Killed and incomplete details. Witnesses Mr Reott and Mr Emluee departed on No 6 pastoris for the location. Mev Voorn was a known employee in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zontt
Brotherindaw
Joe Tencetaal
Reott
Emluee
Pastoris
U S Marshal Brennan Still at Large in Town Dispute
United States Marshal Brennan remains at large following a clash with Cokeville authorities over a warrant issued by the mayor. A cash bond of 200 dollars was posted to appear in police court, but the mayoral warrant was contested and not served due to jurisdiction. The situation continues as Brennan evades arrest while Wm Carlisle vies for prominence in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Brennan
Wm. Carlisle
Cokeville
Brennann
Summerer
Oakley Citizens Kill Deer In Trouble During Hunt
Oakley and several nearby towns gathered Saturday afternoon along the Ogee for a deer hunt. Citizens discharged rifles, some taking aim at a target, with reports of tense moments and a bombarded scene before authorities intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley
Smal Baneh
Strailine
Ogee
Hite
Else Bo Reief
Warren Jinon
Pulehripudinnuy The Pay Semi-Annual Visit
Jive Rutlivan with Maney Karta visit to recall days and meet old friends in a social gathering described as popular and nostalgic. The event marks a return to familiar faces and a sense of promotion for past ventures amid a festive evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Ing
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Chas. King
Ann. Mehey
Tock
Omaha
Basinten
Fosil
Cate
Waa
Tuk
Shy
William Davison
Daviyson
Hur Eometl
Abeer
de Eodlo
OPAL
Livestock Commission
St. Margaret's Guild
Vera Lackey Operated
Glasgows
Adanse Miller
Prince of Wales
Nimas Seals
Farlisle
Still A.W
A. P
Harry Pieter
Lynett
U.S. Marshal
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